War for Ukraine. 84 days of invasion. Combat reports.

Our guerrillas blew up the occupiers’ armored train together with the personnel, the Russians shot at civilian cars from the Grads in the Kherson region, and the Mariupol City Hall warned of the risk of extinction of the Sea of Azov.

We summarize the eighty-fourth day of the war and briefly describe our victories and losses.

Where they attacked:

The russians fired at Grad from the Gradiv in the Sumy region at night, and russian troops also fired missiles at Odesa, Mykolayiv, and Chernihiv regions. Fighting continues in the east. In the Luhansk region, in particular, the russian invaders cut off the last powerful substation, leaving the region without electricity.

The russians shot at civilian cars from Gradov in the Kherson region. At least three people were killed when a convoy of 17 cars came under fire. Russian troops also fired from “Hurricanes” on the territory of Kryvyi Rih district of Dnipropetrovsk region.

In the russian-occupied Melitopol, Zaporizhia Oblast, guerrillas blew up an occupying armored train along with personnel.

Mariupol City Hall warned of the risk of extinction of the Sea of Azov. The russians could bomb a structure that holds back tens of thousands of tons of concentrated hydrogen sulfide solution.

Losses of the Russian occupiers:

Artillery of the Armed Forces destroyed the command post of the russians, three russian officers were killed and 14 were wounded.

As of the morning of May 18, russia’s casualties totaled more than 28,300. Also destroyed: